Tweet
Share
Share
Pin
0 Shares

The World’s Great­est Crime Often Goes Unrecognized 

 

Human traf cking is the sec­ond-largest orga­nized crime in the world. It has become a big­ger busi­ness than drug traf cking and gen­er­ates more than $9.5 billion/year.

—U.S. State Department 

Human traf cking vic­tims are sub­ject to rape, tor­ture, forced abor­tions, star­va­tion and threats to fam­i­ly members.

—Unicef

2 – 4 mil­lion young women and chil­dren will be sold into pros­ti­tu­tion with­in the next 12 months.

—Soma­ly Mam Foundation

Pro ts from sex slav­ery are esti­mat­ed at $7 – 12 bil­lion U.S. per year.

—Unit­ed Nations Of ce of Drugs and Crime 

Many of these chil­dren are sold into sex­u­al slav­ery for as lit­tle as $10 and some are as young as 5 years old.

—Ander­son Coop­er 360o

Télécharg­er (PDF, 1.32MB)